Browser Isolation for Unmanaged Device Access to Cataloged Resources

The challenge of accessing sensitive resources from non-organization-owned devices is the potential risk of data leakage. The iboss Zero Trust SASE recognizes this concern and addresses it adeptly with the Browser Isolation feature. With the platform’s resource catalog, organizations can identify and constantly adapt access to sensitive resources. When users access from organization-owned devices, data remains within a controlled environment. However, when guests or contractors, using personal devices, require access, the data poses a risk. Browser Isolation emerges as the solution, enabling these users to interact with the resources through a pane-of-glass, akin to a VDI interface. As a result, data stays confined to the resource, never venturing onto unsecured devices. With iboss’s capability, any resource within the Zero Trust Resource database can be optimized for access from unmanaged devices. Coupled with tailored configuration options and SAML authentication requirements, it delivers a blend of accessibility and security.

This capability extends and simplifies Browser Isolation configuration by allowing Browser Isolation access to be directly configured within each resource that is cataloged within the Zero Trust Resource Database. This provides clear visibility of which resources have been configured for unmanaged device access.